Case Studies
Clean up for Clyde (the Little Penguin)
Landcare and school volunteers help to restore Little Penguin habitat
Fodder Factory Keeping Lambs Fed in Drought
EVAN FRANKHAM has got plenty of lush, nutritious feed on his Suntop farm to keep 500 breeding ewes in full production, but this fodder isn’t being grazed from his bare brown paddocks – it’s being produced from barley seed that’s sprouted in a purpose-made shed called a fodder factory
Technology helping humans
Using technology to reduce regional distance and build connectivity
Grandparents and Grandfriends
Improving the connection between primary school children and older members of the community
Low-cost solutions produce high-quality results
An educational and on-ground program of low-cost erosion control techniques makes a big impact in the Kyeamba Valley
Country Collaborations
Central West & Central Tablelands regions coming together to connect and build partnerships.
Eucalyptus ID masterclass
Two-day intensive masterclass identifying eucalypts of the Western Sydney, Hawkesbury and Lower Blue Mountains Regions.
Growing Our Future
CHRL's Community Nursery has been operational for many years however the addition of an employed Coordinator has taken it to a new level
Effective partnerships delivering better stakeholder collaboration.
Working together for greater outcomes
Building an effective regional Landcare network
Collaboration across the North Coast - we are stronger together.
Moree Koala Habitat Enhancement Project
An exciting project to engage the local landholders to restore koala habitat and water availability for the local koala population.
Longstanding Collaboration the Key to Landcare Success
Landcare and Local Land Services in the Central Tablelands and Central West regions continue to work together as part of the new NSW Landcare Program.
Soils Benchmarking Project
Green Triangle Group Benchmarking and Mentoring Project
After the fire: addressing threats to people and wildlife
Michelago Landcare - protecting people and wildlife in dealing with bushfire damaged landscapes
School Groups Environment Day 2019
Raising awareness of the local environment to primary school students in the local Districts and connecting them with the knowledge their contribution.